Could you use this item w/Dewalt D745 Compact Table Saw, Assembled Depth (in.) 25.75 in Assembled Height (in.) 13.875 in Assembled Width (in.) 26
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The 26 inch width would be no problem. The depth for the brackets that fit on the stand will only allow direct attachment of about 18 inches. If the hole for attaching the table saw are within that range it would work. If not, it seems like it would be simple enough to use a piece of iron 25 x 1 x 1/4 inches or so and drill some holes to attach to the brackets, then to the table saw. Or build a wooden base for the table saw, and attach the stand brackets to it. The stand is definitely sturdy enough to hold a table saw like this. As is, the stand would not work, but with a few self-made attachments, I think it could be made to work. The 26 inch width would be no problem. The depth for the brackets that fit on the stand will only allow direct attachment of about 18 inches. If the hole for attaching the table saw are within that range it would work. If not, it seems like it would be simple enough to use a piece of iron 25 x 1 x 1/4 inches or so and drill some holes to attach to the brackets, then to the table saw. Or build a wooden base for the table saw, and attach the stand brackets to it. The stand is definitely sturdy enough to hold a table saw like this. As is, the stand would not work, but with a few self-made... » Read More The 26 inch width would be no problem. The depth for the brackets that fit on the stand will only allow direct attachment of about 18 inches. If the hole for attaching the table saw are within that range it would work. If not, it seems like it would be simple enough to use a piece of iron 25 x 1 x 1/4 inches or so and drill some holes to attach to the brackets, then to the table saw. Or build a wooden base for the table saw, and attach the stand brackets to it. The stand is definitely sturdy enough to hold a table saw like this. As is, the stand would not work, but with a few self-made attachments, I think it could be made to work. « Show Less
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I couldn't be happier with the saw stand. It's stable, easy to move, and the 'wings' for resting boards really helps. I have Hitachi saw, and used the adjustable brackets (supplied with the stand) to mount my saw. I don't know your dimensions, but if you go to the PortaMate website it may give compatible saws.
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While I imagine you could, the bracket goes from 11" to about 16-17" spread to fit an assortment of chopsaws. I don't think it would work because the legs aren't suited to push in that direction and the overall height would make table saw use awkward. I believe the stand height is 36" + 13" for table saw, puts that fairly high up. It is light duty too, I would only recommend this for someone doing finish work, general construction, concrete forming, framing, etc., this wouldn't last long.
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I can not say for sure. I had problems with my Makita. Let me say one thing, if I had to buy again I would not choose this unit. The extension supports (upright part) will not stay parallel without shimming every time that are moved. My advice buy the Dewalt stand and save the aggravation.
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I would suggest that you buy a table saw stand, as this is made for compound miter saws and chop saws.
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Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck! Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good... » Read More Yes. I bought the DeWalt (DW745) table saw and was very unhappy with sloppy miter gauge that came with it. I'm retired and money is somewhat of an issue, so I researched extensively both the Saw and the miter gauge. I have found the INCRA V120 to be an excellent tool, well worth the price. Just read carefully the directions on setting up the gauge to get the best results. I found a very slight difference in the width of the miter gauge channels, so try it in both channels as you expand the INCRA disks for fit. As the other reviewer mentioned (balancing fit versus slide). Good luck! « Show Less
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I have this table saw, and I bought this Dado set. I tdoes work, but you can't put a full 13/16 stack on this saw, with the throat plate. I had got a link, that Dewalt was supposed to release a throat plate in March/April for the 7491 RS saw. I am waiting for that. In the mean time you can get a 3/8 stack on and make cuts, just a few more passes.
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I can't think of a reason why not. I have a Dewalt 705 on mine, and there is room in either direction for expansion, if necessary.
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It does fit in but the saw does not accept an 8" stack dado. It take a 6" dado. That is what I found out.
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It does fit, but with the DW745, the bolt carriage to insert the dado blades is too small, so you really can't use dado blades on this tablesaw, except if you are making small dadoes. I could not produce 3/4" dadoes.. I ended up getting a bigger table saw. Hope this helps. Jimmy
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This fence measures 18". The manual for your saw says your table measures 19.5". It doesn't sound like it will work. You could try sears parts direct. Call them on the phone, though. Website is a mess.
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No... of course not. The DW745 is a Dewalt saw (not a Bosch) and cannot accept a Dado blade. It would not matter if you had an insert that fit on the blade opening as the issue is that there is not enough width between the arbor nuts to fit the stack.
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I'm not sure if it will fit the model table saw you're asking about or not, but I bought mine to be a zero clearance dado insert and it worked great. Only problem is obviously, if you use for a 3/4 inch dado cut for example, then it's no longer a zero clearance insert for any dado cut thinner than 3/4 inch. I was okay with that. I'm not making finish carpentry, just a beginner woodworker making projects as a hobby. I use mine on a Dewalt DW744.
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This insert is specifically designed to fit EXACTLY into the throat of the Bosch 4100 table saw. It is highly unlikely that it would fit on the DeWalt model. Suggest you try this link: http://www.sliversmill.com/product_630_DW2_Leecraft_ZeroClearance_Table_Saw_Insert_139_16L_x_33_4W.html
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Hi, No, DeWalt say they are not compatible so I wouldn't try it. All the best, Becky
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I don't think so, but not positive. I used it on a DW744XRS. Your best bet might be to go to Dewalt's website and email support and ask them.
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Don't know, but DeWalt might. Better order a piece of polycarbonate and make your own insert to your own custom table.
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I purchased (1) DEWALT DW745 10-Inch Compact Job-Site Table Saw with 20-Inch Max Rip Capacity, (2) DEWALT DW7440RS Rolling Saw Stand and (3) DEWALT DW7441 Side/Outfeed Support all at the same time. I found that the DEWALT DW7440RS Rolling Saw Stand did not have the proper holes or punch-outs to attach the DEWALT DW7441 Side and Outfeed Support instructions indicated. I returned (3) DEWALT DW7441 Side/Outfeed Support.
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I have not assembled my saw yet. Best answer I can give is probably. Contact the compny that sells the brand here. They were quick to answer my questions last year.
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I don't have saw handy, but the Dewalt web sitehttp://www.dewalt.com/tools/tile-saws-handheld-tile-saw-dwc860w.aspxsays 20 mm
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Yes, If you have a unit to power it. Measure it's elevated height above the table and don't put it on something not meant power it. I use mine on a twelve inch miter saw.